violent gale造句

• They encountered a violent gale and separated, with " Jaseur " being lost.
• On 11 January 1808 a violent gale drove her into Cuxhaven where the French captured her.
• However a violent gale on November 26 carried away the foremast and mainmast, damaging the ship beyond repair.
• Violent gales and electrical storms delayed her further, and she eventually returned to Deptford on 19 December 1823.
• At the end of October a violent gale almost wrecked " Naiad " near the 蝜e de R?
• The violent gale also claimed the transport " Chichester ", several merchant vessels, and some 70 small craft.
• A violent gale and snowstorm took place two days after her departure which may have contributed to her loss.
• In a violent gale on 23 and 24 June, probably near Nain, the cables parted and the ship drove ashore.
• At the end of September a violent gale had dismasted her dispersed the small convoy for the West Indies that she had been escorting.
• At 1 : 30 a . m . on that day, a storm of rain, sleet and snow, accompanied by violent gales, descended upon the city,
• On 31 March 1799 " Spitfire " took the privateer brig " R閟olue " of St . Malo, 14 leagues off Scilly during a violent gale.
• However, before the American ships could launch their attack, they were driven off by a violent gale and did not get back off Tripoli until 16 February.
• On 29 February 1840 there was a violent gale in the Bay of Islands . " Tuscan " arrived there on 8 March, much battered by heavy gales.
• The Dieu Merci and another boat smashed together in a violent gale Tuesday night, throwing the 450 to 500 fishermen, traders and other travelers into the wind-whipped waves.
• They sailed from Gibraltar on 9 May and on 12 May were struck by a violent gale in the Gulf of Lion that carried away " Vanguard's " topmasts and foremast.
• The ships reached Strait of Le Maire, the entrance to the path around Cape Horn, on 7 March 1741 in unseasonably fine weather but shortly afterwards it turned to a violent gale from the south.
• Four months later, on 17 March 1803, " Galgo " came into Plymouth having lost her foremast in a violent gale of wind in Mount's Bay a few days earlier . went to retrieve and tow her.
• In the early morning darkness of 2 October 1944, " Hobson " was standing out from Marseilles, France during a violent gale, when her spotters observed distress calls from well inside an unswept area of the German-mined harbor.
• It ranks the most powerful hurricane to affect the island since 1793 and forced the construction of a breakwater to prevent a similar harbor disaster from recurring; the " violent gale " drove ashore more than 30 ships.
• But it was a morning for dichotomies, for MacArthur's youthful appearance belied her vast experience, and the still harbor gave no indication of the violent gales and stormy seas that await on the multistaged, self-appointed mission ahead of her.